The pie charts below show exports from various EU Countries to India and China in 2000 and 2011. summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart elucidates the exports trend of the numerous European countries to the Asian countries of India and China in the year 2000 and 2011. An overall observation of the pie charts reflects the significant plunge in exports for the United Kingdom with India, whereas Germany dominated the chart with a significant surge in the exports with china. Firstly, for India, United Kingdom was at the top of the chart with a 29% of export rate in 2000, which then plummeted significantly to a 13% in 2011. Similarly, Belgium showed a slight decline to reach 20% in 2011, which was at 25% in 2000. In contrary, Germany gained a significant surge to reach the maximum of 25% in 2011, which was struggling at 15% in the year 2000. On the second hand, with China, Germany kept up with its supremacy, which augmented significantly to reach 48% in 2011 to beat the peak of 38% for the year 2000. In contrast, Sweden, showing an export trend of 8% in 2000, reflects a substantial downfall to reach its lowest of 3% in the year 2011. Remaining countries indicates a similar export trends with a slight rise or fall.